300U can also fight back! He reversed the situation with 3 actions, going from the brink of elimination to stable profits!
When he came to me, his account only had 300U left, feeling exhausted, and had not slept well for several days.
It wasn't a lack of skills, nor a lack of experience; the problem was that trading felt like 'gambling,' with the account fluctuating daily and ultimately decreasing.
The most frequent thing he said was:
"It's not that I don't want to try hard, but I don't know how to win."
I told him one thing:
"300U is not your weapon for a comeback, but your ticket to restart your life."
So we made three core adjustments, guiding him from confusion to clarity, from anxiety to stability:
Step One: Immediately stop frequent trading and enter a calm zone
He was originally placing at least five trades a day, wanting to follow whenever the coin moved, resulting in frequent stop-losses and emotional outbursts.
I made him limit himself to a maximum of two trades a day, and he had to write down the logic before entering the market.
No trading without clarity, no action without stability; shifting from 'reactive trading' to 'planned layout.'
Step Two: Halve the position, prioritize stop-loss
Previously, he had plunged 200U in one go, and after several liquidations, his emotions completely collapsed.
We adjusted to a maximum of 100U per trade, with a stop-loss of 3% and a take-profit of 5-10%.
The goal is not to chase speed but to practice stability. Even if he only makes 30U, as long as it's steady, he can double his money in a week.
Step Three: Establish his own review system
I forced him to write a review every night, not to summarize right or wrong, but to clarify his trading motivations.
Why did he make this trade? What signals did he see? Was it an emotional impulse?
This point is more important than any strategy. Because when you start recording, you truly begin to 'take responsibility for yourself.'
A month later, his account grew from 300U to 3100U. It wasn't luck; it was rhythm + discipline + knowing what he was doing.
Most importantly, he said something that impressed me:
"Now when I look at those get-rich-quick ideas, I just find them funny."
You don't lack opportunities; you just haven't encountered someone who can help you slow down and see the path clearly.
Now the market is brewing again, and when the next wave takes off, don’t get left behind.
If you don’t want to keep going in circles, come find me. The current market is a great opportunity for recovery and capital turnover, but if you dare to take that step, I can guide you for a try.
